The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1860, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. The Cestral Park Investigation. SECOND MEETING OF THE COMMISSIUN— PRESENT A- TION OF THE CHARGES. ‘The secomd meeting of the Board of Commissioners ap- pointed under a provision of the last Legislature to inves- tigate the affairs of the Central Park was held yesterday afternoon at $4 Exchange place—the chairman, Mr. J. McLeod Murphy, presiding. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. Tho Secretary also read the cot which passed between the Chairman and the Centra! Commissioners, wherein the latter expressed their wa: ingnees to give eveny dacility to aid the investigation. Mr. Jaaes Hosa (one of the original Park Commission. ers) preseuted specific changes ust the Park Commis. sioner s, which were read, Attached to each eaarge were the namesof the witnesses. The following is an enume ration of the charges; That the Commissioners have been guilty of dereliction of duty and. culpable disregard of the trusts imposed upon them, thessby cay an unnecessary aud extravagant expenditure of the public money. That they have departed from the original plan adopted vy them, which was more preferable for many reasons. ‘That they have caused much winecessary work t done, such 8 bridges, &c., and that much of the ne sary work was not properly done—many of the carriage Promenade and other portions of the Park hay Ne wrote ane, regraded val tis several times. “iat the tunnel on the ¢ransverse road at Seventy-ninth street, was cus 6ix feet out of a correct line, wud that a wall had to be taken down and rebuilt. The walls also, were not provided with water vents, That the of the road in many places is so faulty that they are led with water after a fhil of rain. ‘That the soil was improper); for the trees and was of a character deleterious to them. The plants, pruning and management of the trees and shrubs wer also very badly done, ‘That material for the Park has beon purchased at extra- “fiat the Co , it Commissioners have retained persons in their amploy knowing them to have been guilty of gross breaches of discipline and trust, That a person in charge of the blacksmith’s shop was convicted of permitting the material belonging to the Pank to be manufactured into knives, hammers, &c., by ‘hieamployes, by whom these articles were disposed of to their own That a bookkeeper is still retained in their employ who kept a porter houre and public garden in the neighbor- hood, which was the resort of notorionsly bad characters, and where balls were given to which the foremen on the Park were —— to subscribe on pain of dismissal. ‘That the we on the Park were employed on out side work not pertaining to the Park. ‘That the Superintendent of the Park has employed bis time upon similar works elsewhere, though paid a suf. ficient salary, and required to devote all his time and attention to the Park. ‘That the Commissioners are unfit for the position thoy pe ene ony them have had any practical or theo. retical knowledge of their business, have failed to ap- int the suitable professional men for the work, and ve created offices in their Board not contemplated by the Legislature. ‘That the plan at present being carried ont will cost at Jeast four times as much as the one originally adopted. justice has been done the competitors for the premium by the Commissioners in announeiiy the intention of expending one and a half millions in- stead of six millions,and that the public bave been grossiy deceived by the latter course of action. That there have been collusion and treacherous conduct part of some of the Commissioners in their inte, course with their colleagues, Opening of the Raretan and Deleware Bay Ratiroad. ‘The opening of the Raratan and Delaware Bay Railroad ‘at prosent to communicate between this city and Long Branch va Post Monmouth, and a connecting nk of a chain of railroad along the AUaxtic shore tothe Gulf of ‘Mexico, in conjunction with roads now in operation, was formaliy cponed yeeterday by e grand civic and military excursion. The steamboats Bip Van Winkle and the Alice Pric, muended to keep up the water line between New York aud Port Monmouth, the latter place the initial point ef the new road, left the foot of Robinson street yesterday morning at ten o'clock, with three bun- dred guests aboard, da addition to the New Yerk City Guard, Captain Mansfield Lowell, which paraded to cole- brate js Twenty-seventh auniversary and preceeded | with tho ra [road gelebrationista.te Long Branch. After a pleasant trip of twenty miles in an air line down the har- bor, the boat reached Pert Monmouth. When abeut one wile distant from the latter place the new long railroud dock over twenty-nine bundred foet long was clearty visi- be, and on it was seen the iron horee gayly dicked with flags, streamers and flowers, and attached to @ train | ef seven cars. At Port Monmouth the excursion party was somewhat augmented in numbers ‘ey the good peonle of Monmouth county, who are the fa- vored poopie in this instance, by being*aroused from a | sort of lethargic atate of stage-coach and horse-express in- action, to awake to the experience of a first class rail- road. By the aid of additional cars and locomotives three trains were made up in the ehortest possible time, and in Jess than twenty minutes after the arrival of the steam. beat from New York the excursionists were realizin | tbe momentum of the dirst train over the Rarita nepon Eatontown and Brandport; the villagers turned out in holiday attire, and with smiling faees, the beating of drums and the waving of figs aml other tokens of avelcome, a ie dawn a o> a ements coun- garden spot New Jersey. The farmers 2 ae locality are to be great gainers by the Tailecad institution, and our own city in @ great measure ‘will soon feel its benefits. Besides, the present terminus Branch pleasure brings the health or seeker on the at Long wed the broad Atlantic ocean, where nature rool up her briny billows, fushioning the atmosphere and freely giving forth benefits denied to the citizens of our crowded Metropolis, while purweing their daily routine of duties. After a pleasant trip of twenty miles by water and if- teen by cailroad, occupying a little over two hours in the journey, Long Branch was reached; and here was a grand Bight; salwos of artillery the arrival of the train, from the hi of farmers’ family wagons National 1 and E E i i E i H Hotel, where they halted in front ©f the lawn, and stacked arms. The railroad gucets passed on a little further to Con- Mall, where ut two o’clock they sat down to the celebration banquet. After the edibles were dispensed, Drief #peeches, germane to the event, were made by Hon: Bancroit, Jobn P. Jackson, President of the New i Jersey Railroad; Henry D. Foster, of Newark, Henry | That bribes have been offered by some of the Commis. Morford, Captain J. H. Ward, of the United States ship sioners to suppress evidence intended to be given before North Carolina. a Commitee of the Legislature on matters reiating w Bergen, Mr. Hasbrouck chief clerk of the Metro- ‘That moneys have been expended by authority of the "police; Hon. Dudley “of N.J. aud Dr. | Commiasioncts for purposes which were of mich’ uature Ferrey, of the United Statee Ansay as not to allow vouchers therefor to be filed in the usual ‘The excursioniste, after enjoying the “trip, reached“this | way, but were directed to be suppressed. city at seven o'clock in the evening. the presentation of the c! ,& resolution was The Delaware and Raritan Bay road was and adopted directing the Secretary to notity rated in the year 1854 by an act of the New Jerse is- { Messre. Robt. J. Dillon and Fred. A. Couckling of tho sit- lature. Its cash capital is one million and a of dol- | ting and objects of the Committee. lars, with a floating capital of as much more. The por- ‘Tt was understood that these gentlemen had ter’ tion of the road inaugurated is but a portion of ivate against the Central Park Commissioners, the road terminating in Jersey at Cape May, the ittee on Cities and Villages of the last distance of 125 miles from this city, ing | Legislature, and the Investigating Committee intend giv- Srrough the most important villages sea them an opportunity of repeating those charges. coast of It will intersect on the South- tions were also in regard to the subpana em border Atlanti¢ the air line rail. ing of witnesses, and the obtaining of suitable rooms road to ja, and trains New York to the | wherein to carry On the investigation, after which tho latter place roa before the lapse pf another year be | committee adjourned to meet at the same place on Wed established. The distance between Paty By the | neaday morning at ten o'clock. new route will be a tritie further than by ‘Camden Amboy route, but with these advantages quicker #pgod Serious Railroad Accident. ‘de made, and ten miles less of water travel, At Capé | A WHOLE TRAIN WRECKED ON THE BELLEVILLE, MO., for a distance of RAILROAD—THIRTY PERSONS INJURED. {From the &t. Louis Evi News, June 14.} About haift seven o'clock this morning the train on » another | the Belleville coming towards St. Louis met with a serious accident, which was attended by grave injuries to about thirty persons. The accident occured at Gart- side's coal mines, about threo miles this side of Belleville, ‘and was occasioned by the displacement of a switch. The Norfoik the ill be intersected by railroads already | engineer saw the before reaching the spot, and in operation to the Guif of Mexico. It is confidently ex- | with great heroism {9 his post, whistled down brakes pected that by the new route Norfolk can be reached.’ and reversed the engine. But the train wat gotng tod ra. this city in twelve hours. The work on the Delaware and to bes t now ran off the track at Ube digplaced New Jersey sections of the route will be prosecuted with | Switch, and the locomotive, tender, baryon? car and one Vigor during the summer, and it is the road to pamenger car tumbled in 'a wreck down au embank Cape May will be Guished in one year from this time. ment fifteen feet high. There were about thirty per THE NEW YORK CITY GI . sons dete- in the wrecked car, the greater portion of the’ Democratic By & fortdity of circumstances the New York Cit; to the State Convention at Springfield. Gpard, numbering soventy-six muskets, Capt. Lovell, vinit- | About twenty of them were injured, sane of toes berteee’ pee MF are 3 ys A "8 | ly. The engineer, Rore, was terribly seallet over bis !ex+ Ste Senne e a as to $04 Bo Jeu Pertiat, of the. pete.hs be ateme the ive, is that ed with the Raritan and ware Bay persons injured were Jus. iats to Long 5 severely cut; Collins Van the affair. ve, ". H. Stewart, back seriously in- ‘They mustered at their armory near Bond street at re og A Neuhoff, injured internally ; Jacob Maucr, eight o'clock in the morning, attired in their company hurt; Jacob Choobel, left arm badly burt; —— Pid uniform, consisting of drab dress coats, faced wit kin, cut in the face; Charles Schuchman, badly bruised; scarlet and gold ornamental trimmings, bear skin skakos, | R. A. , injured in his side; Judge Suyder, rib broken. dine pants, trimmed with scarlet stripe, black enamel | Others less severely hurt. Ali of those persons wore belts, &e. ' On salting the roll seventy-six non-commis- | citizens of St. Clair, some of them being revidenta of Belle. sioned officers and privates to their names, and | ville. The damage to the train was about six thousand Williamsburg City News. Consecration oF 4 Juwisn SYNAG06.R.—The building on the corner of South First and Kighth streets, Eastern Dis- triet, lately purchased by the Congregation Beth Elohim, was consecrated yesterday afternoon by the usual and ap- propriate exercises. The consecration sermon was preach. ed in English by Rev, Dr. Raphall. A lecture was deliver- ed in German by Rev. 8. Gotthold; prayers and songs by Rev. L. Steinberg and Rev. Julins 8 Kramer. A nambor if it was. This feature, we understand, <7 deen even of other distinguished Hebrew divines were present and abandoned ty the City Guard. took part in the services of the day. Each service was After the Guard reached Long Branch they, with them, attended, and great interest in the exercises was sat down toa bountiful dinner where songs, sentiment | manifested by those present, speeches, conducted with the utmost decorum, appropr) ate to the anniversary, composed the ceremonies of the Arrivals and Departures. ‘occasion. ARRIVALS. ‘The Guard reached this city at seven o'clock last even, Cnansetox—Steamship © , ib the steamboat Alice Price, and was received at th bel Me ang Mr Naps two cbigce Sa nad hy "A ation, Meg WR. Pringle, Mise 8 Provgle, Mise #1 accom, y pete, fies » Bites Both companies marched up Browdway and made a y ra A Pringle Sw Le A Be |, Mira Morrison, Mr ir and Mrs It T Belden, Mr and Mrs W Steven. and servant, J Hopkinson, Mr and Mrs \ R the the \ndiference of its press. institution “ .” of the Soutb—of which the Spar on How ce A Saeen Soren, many Northern friends have heard of beautiful Ita | Be yo Sie fade), V ian villas, reposing in the lap of mountains, with a gneh- | ERAS Wy terrina Maude pes whose abundant wators, if Rr . through the world, would be for the healing of na Adding, J tions? How many of them have heard of a hotel, the Donough, it ne Se 2 Oe ee eine an 31 PA is near double the of “the ‘Cuthbert, Miss A * in the ‘White House” of the President of the ja—Bitra mshi er ted States—bail room of the same size? Where, servante: G Del dea, if im the world, will you find from fifteen hundred tw Wo ets two thousand visiters of the same social, intellectual aut ‘and one jary position? What spot is surrounded by as many 1 de Kverenta, fountains—the Sweet, the Alum, the Warm, Ee ee ae Villanewe: the Hot, the Sait Sulphur, the Red Sulphur? Mite @ . Mme V Ferrer, 5 These are planets of the first magnitude, with “oye, ean Pore a Sulphur as the central san. From the ‘north See fan etheeh Asmaatend Orange and Alexandria Railroad; from the south, \ .« Ye a we a — Central, from the southwest via the Virginia and Teunes Nonell child, Miss) Pemer. see and the Central from } eee My Lg Ph lay; of a veer sad a can be approached within twenty-eight miles, From iy, Fo 'm Traeber, Ambrosio Py stages, resting at ight at Cal Carty hey Mallbean Jone Tirbed, : ghets pleasant morning's ride of fourteen milo, recs eh na Feo rate ap ian In two more years the trip can be made outire by rai! muon Arcogn, Joa Boal James , Fone Vergnaa, ‘When the Covington and ‘Gave Railroad shail reach it | Chas Brevune, Chas Edmiston, Alx Piree, Ric! Malowney, ‘western terminus, the White Sulphur will have ten they | at , Ce i, Gobel, — sand visiters if ith expansion should keep pace with the gfe Celle, Soa Clee, Bort tea team oy? demands. If our Union should be preserved. it Juan Barard indy ‘Jone Soto, Manuel Prenneda, dome . years the United States will be the first power oa | Castillanna, Pedro jirez, Martin Mang, Alexander Slater— ry pee ‘the aes cobebrates water- | Total, 109. ‘world. many to is pre wan—Bteamship Huntavitle—! ert hare gman y annie, te 1, Johusa, we “te Wie we v4 ge e ; e Wiliams, ai, im , Mine anta a cerlaeieae bp oy Baty itamiton, Mrs OR amnilvons @ ely egies throughout the Union that there is a in the ie pte rea tnde 8 Ahan Seat Rowatt roe “Hite aed mountains not only the equal, but saperior - : jewel, mw) f. wees, a ew aaron tse en eae Mavsccre—fchr J 1, Bowman—Alfred Besto, Mi ebildren and servant. Mr and Mrs Win M Bird, Middleton, Midd AR ee | ' ed. Many persons looked for an increase in the City Intelligence, ATOM? av SCCHE IN PRISON, —A vagrant, named Ane drew Schensky , & ¢ Germany, aged 30 years, st tempted to commit terday afternoon at the Yesex Market Police Court prison, by cutting his throat with a razor. When discovered by the keeper the unfir- a was bleeding profusely, and was so weak ty red he would die before the surgeon arise 4 .ctor was promptly in attendance, and succeeded m se my bed the wound and stopping the flow of blood. Bat litde hope, however, is entertained of Schensky’s re- covery, Rewaxps to Barman SkiweN.—We understand that Cet. Henry Denis Hickley and Lieut. John Leslie Gilby, of Hor Majesty's steamer Gladiator, are to be presented with a haudsome testimonial by the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company , in consideration of the services rendered yf gallant officers in towing the dismasted brig St. Mu about eight hundred miles into St. Thomas. The preser will consist of two handsome gold chronometers, besices a costly service of plate, ‘Tue Worx ov Cueayine THe Streers.—Aocording to Mr. Reid Downing’s regular weekly statement, 1,923 loads of ashes and garbage, and 9,759 loads of street dirt, filth, &c. , ‘were removed from the city during the week 16. During the same period 347 nuisances were dy and 1,705 ‘ads of night soil, 68 dead horses, two dead cows, 199 ead dogs add other animals, and 1,720 barrels of offal were taked from the city limits. —_— The West Washington Market Contro- versy. COMPTROLLER HAWS: asyores TO GIVE EVIDENCE KE- FORE THE REFEREE UNLESS IN PRESENCE OF HIS COUNSEL, Yesterday, Comptrotier Haws, accompanied by his counsel, Hon. John McKeon and Mr. Gerry, from Mr. Cur tis Noyes’ office, attended at the referee's in obedience to a subpoena, Mr. Robinson, Referee, read the minutes taken at the last examination, at which Mayor Tiemann refused to answer questions unless his counsel were admitted to the examination. a Edmonds, counsel for Messrs. Taylor and Bren- nan, the plaintiffs, inquired if that was Mr. Haws? reply also. Mr, Haws replied in the affirmative. Judge Edmonds then intimated that as soon as he would t through with come other witnesses he would nowly Sir, Haws when to appear. Mr. Richard Bustved’s, late Corporation Counsel, exaini- nation was then resumed, It is expected that the matter will come ms in the Su- preme Court to-day, in the nature of an plication for an attachment against Mayor Ticmann and Mr. Haws for re- fusing to testify on the reference. we ry ots Jersey City News. Tre Scrvosko Muxper iv Jensey Crry.—Nothing bas ranspived § ince Saturday to throw any light on the mys terious diswppearance of Mr. William H. Bunn, who is sup- posed io have met with violence in the vicinity of the Yatorson dock, Jersey City, Recorder Tilden received a letur yesterday morning from Myr. ©, 8. Whitmore, a friend of the missing man, residing ‘at Rathbonevillé, N. Y., which states that Mr. Bunn kept # flouring mil) at that place for (ve last three years, was doing a very inerative business, and was in easy circumstances. His domestic relations were of the most happy character, woud he was higbly esteemed as a business man and a gen- tleman of te strictest integrity, The letter states that he was about five feet five inches in height, thirty-seven fat ol age, and waa di whén he left home ina lack frock coms, pees cong black satin vest, white stockings, patent leather and a linen duster. On one band he had an anchor printed in India ink, inside papery co beer was @ small scar; there was also a scar ‘on his forehead, and one on the side of the head and on one of his big toes. He was in the habit of carrying his money in a necktie; he had $2,000 on his person when hi disappeared, and the blood on his shirt found near the dock, contirms the suspicion.of foul play. ‘Tue SLoop Srray.—The new proprietors of the Spray, Mr. Wm. H. Guntier & Co., accompanied by Counsellor Jeliiffe and other gentlemen of Jersey City, contemplate starting in the Spray on an excursion to her former hailing place, Guilford, Conn., in order to test her sailing quali- ties. She has been handsomely retitted and converted into a pleasure yacht, and is €aid to bea fast and easy Personal Intelligence. Ex-Senator Westcott, of Florida, is stopping at the Union Place Hotet. Bishop Kip and lady, of California, Ex-Governor Adams and party, of South Carolina, Colonel James Harrison and party, and J.D. Marsh, Esq., all of New Orleans, C. W Loring, Fxq., and family, of Boston, and E. P. Dorr, Bxq., a tanally , Of Buftulo, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue tel. in Smith, of Virginia, Lieutenant Ferguson, of the United Ayates bayy,, ant Pr. Hinman, of Bullalo, are stop: ping at the Astor House, Major General Wool, of the United States army, Colonet Satovel Colt, and family, of Hartford, Connecticut, G. B. Stoat, Feq., of Philadelphia, and Lieutenant Grassier, of the United States navy, were among the arrivals at Uo St, Nicholas Hotel yesterday. Americans registered at the Banking House of Jonsieg & Co., No. 8 Place le la Bourse, Paric:—B. ‘ani family , Mr, Lorriliard Ronald and lady, Geo. B. ish, Lemuel W. Morse, Miss Morse, Jobn Lowit, Frederick B’ Flliott, Wm. H. Smyth eed lady, James B. Murray and lady, Miss A. Murray, Jol Philtree, N.C. Rexford, Wm. Schaups, A. W. Ketcham, Thos. Crofts . Damahaut, Chas.’D. Smith and lady, Genung, John J. Townsend, E. Rhodes, F. tanford, Wm. D. Scott, T. J. Gridin, Day w York; James F. Caldwell and lady, Chas. B. well, Dr. Richard Maws, Henry Lazarus’ and lady, Phila- de'phia; Mr. Chadwick and lady, Wm. W. Tucker and lady, Mins Reed, Mrg. J. B. Carter, A; Dexter apd family, Boston; J. Cordan, Jr., and lady, Baltimore; MPs. Samuel F. Foote, Miss Foote, Harry Foote, New Haven; Clande Sibeon, Louisiana; DR. Halsey, "Virginia, Capt. D. B. Sackett, U.S. A.; ®. Primlove, St. Louis; Miss Mitchell, Richmond; H. G. Otis, Mr, H. G. Otis, Genoa’ U. 8. A, Judge Miller, of Wisconsin, has appointed Hans Crocyer Receiver of the Milwaukee and Railroad Com. pany. Domestic News Items, Two New Yorkens Ficutivo a Dor, ix MARYLAND. — The Baltimore Bachange of Saturday contains the follow- ing account of a duel at Marshy Point between two New Yorkers: —At an early hour yesterday morning there was a rumor circulated in the city that a duel had taken place the previous evening, in the neighborhood of Marshy Point, between tu well known gentiemen from New York, the particulars of which, as subsequently ascer- tained by our reporter, appear to be substantially as fol- partivs--who were Mr. Thomas Bryan and Mr Samuel Neal, both o/ New York eity—arrived here with their friends on Thursday, and the meeting took the Marshy painful bat not only the fleshy part of the arm, Mr. on the ground by Mr. Meredith, of Philadelphia, and Mr. Neale by Mr. George Bowdon, of New York. we for which enter & protest, cation. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monxpay, June 18—6 P, M. The bank statement for the week ending Satur- day last compares as follows with that of the pre- vious week:— Loans 1. Oorew' Sune 6” gyos-ant ben 25 185-981 #1960 948 80 060 98 "108,300 997 24:10 503 8,828,786 #1 895,654 wi 17,1ea ~ Increase. . ay " 928,671 This statement ia pretty mach what was expect- Joan column, consequent upon the extra induce. ment to engage in new enterprises, thereby in- creasing their wants for accommodation, which the banks are offering to their customers in the shape of cheap discounts. So far, however, these views have not been borne out by the result, The amount of specie actually held by the banks this morning was something under twenty two and a half millions, the shipments of Saturday not being counted in the average of Inst week. The next Furopean steamer from this port is the Africa for Liverpool on Wed- nesday morning. The exchange market opens with a downward tendency. The London money market continued easy, and consols rose on ‘afternoon of the 7th inst. to 954. Sales of Mlingig } Central shares were reported at$7 258, and of the construction bonds at #2]. There had also been transactions in Erie shares at 194, in New York Centrais at 72 a 74, and in New York Cenwal bonds at 93]. The Paris Bourse had been animated, and the rentes § per cent higher, but they fell off again on the 5th to 69f. 85, ‘The transactions of the day on the Stock Ex- change have been moderate. The weakness no- ticed at the close of business on Saturday was continued throughout the first session te-day, and lower points were touched for almost every stock. At the second board there was a reaction from the Jow prices of the morning, but the market was irregular at the close. The largest fluctna- tions of the day were in Michigan Central, which dropped to 46} at first board, under moderate sales, chiefly for cash. It rallied, however, in the afternoon, closing at 473 bid, against 49 at the close on Saturday. We hear of nothing new in relation to this stock beyond the difficulty with the Detroit and Milwaukee road. New York Central was comparatively steady, yielding only } per cent. Michigan Southern guaranteed and Har Jem preferred were also well supported, the forme touching 27 and the latter 383. They were both of- ferred at these figures, however, at the close. Ga- Jena was fairly active, declining at first board to 60}, but rallying later in the day to 603 bid. The falling off from last year on the second week’s traf- fic in June is $5,667. Rock Island declined to 673, but was higher in the afternoon, closing at 68 bid against 68} bid at the close on Saturday. The busi- ness in Illinois Central was small and the price de- clined only 3, which was fully recovered at second board. The earnings for the second week in June show an increase of $13,382 over those for the cor- responding week last year. Toledo was also inac- tive ata decline of j. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy is 1} per cent lower, Hudson River }, and Panama and Pacific Mail 1 per cent each. State stocks and railroad bonds were in fair de- mand. Tennessces were steady at 923; Missouris declined }, selling at 81} a 81; Delaware and Lackawanna second mortgages advanced to 101}, and Chicago and Northwestern firsts to 55. ‘There was an improvement in prices at the second board, but the market was irregular at the close. The following are the closing quotations:—Virginia 6's, 933 a 94; Missouri 6's, 844 a {; Canton Company, 20} a}; Cumberland Coal, 12} a 13}; Pacific Mail, 883 a 89; New York Central, 81j a 3; Erie, 17} a {; Hudson River, 47 a 3; Harlem, 11 a 12; do. prefer- ed, 374 @ 38}; Reading, 40} a §; Michigan Central, 473 a}; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 13} a 4; do. guaranteed, 263 a 27; Panama, 131j a 132; Ilinois Central, 614 a 3; Galena and Chicago, 603 a 61; Cleveland and Toledo, 29j a j; Chicago and Rock Island, 68 a 68; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 69} @ 3; Ilinois Central, 7’s 91 a 91). The business of the day at the Sub Treasury was as follows: Total receipta.. + $953,636 67 eeenente- on. ao.att 23 Balance. * 6,478,576 86 The following dividends have been declared:—- The Lancaster Mills, at Clinton, Mass., $20 a share; the Nashua Manufacturing Company, five per cent; the Great Falls Manufactaring Company, five per cent, payable July 2; The Salmon Falla (N. H.) Manufacturing Company, three per cent, July 2; the Great Western Marine Insurance Company has declared a semi-annual interest dividend of three and a half per cent on the $1,000,000 cash capital stock, payable on and after July 2. The following is a comparative statement of the business of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Com- pany Farnings in May, 1860.. Earnings in May, 1869.. In first six months of fiscal year. The April statement of the receiver of the Cen tral Ohio Railroad shows receipts for the month of $42,581 57; expenses, $33,874 33. The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo the first week of June were comparatively unfavora- ble, but improved on the second week. The figure for the fortnight are:— First two weeks, 1860........ First two weeks, 1859... The Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad, be- tween Raritan Bay and Long Branch, New Jersey, goes into operation to-day. We learn that the Clark county (Ohio) Common Pleas Court has placed the Springfield, Mount Vernon and Pittsburg Railroad in the hands of a receiver. Mr. J.R. Stranghan, the person fixed upon, has filed the necessary security and entered upon his duties, The receipts at tide water of flour, wheat, corn and barley, for the second week in June ,1860 and 1859, have been as follows:— Flour, tis. Wheat, bus. Corn, bus. 21,800 463,200 4441400 4,800 10,200 1,000 41,300 Increase. 7,000 453,000 403,100 Dec. 1,000 ‘The aggregate of the receipts of the above arti- cles so far for the years 1860 and 1859 have bus. Barley, bus. 118,400 Reducing the wheat to flour, the excess in the re- ceipta of 1860 is equal to 350,800 barrels of flour. ‘The following is an extract from the official ro- To State bondholders. Improvement aed Bavostiou Mak! total capital of... ‘ing a rapt for Treneury balance, And for Common Schools. . cents, due 1968. $1,000,000 fande 2,670,008 $3,679,068 5 POSTAL DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic Mails, TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW Dowestic. ...N ey ae on tire Western ccuntr ihe rain oorrcborat Tienee of the distriels above reierred to. Ia MO Kansas, however, the drougit has been so great nousty injure the crass aad grain crops, while th Growers are said Ww have but a gloomy prospect b them. ‘The latest report of the New Orleans exchange market (June 14) is 92 follows:— Exchange is still « ngly languid, and the moy Ment cannot be consicred better than nominal in either foreign or domest Offerings of all classes of bills are fast diminishing, and the demand is, if anything, further restricted At yesterday's quotations, which we repeat W* fotlows:—Clear sterling bills, 944 a 934 per cent premium Bill of Inding drafts, $34 9 per‘ cent premium. Francs 5f. Wa Sf. 18% per dollar. Sixty day bills, &e., al; percent discount. Sight, 34 a 3 per cent premium. free v ‘South aud So. W. mails. » siern mail, by railroad. ..5 ACM. and “by steamboat 1:0 Sunday al mails close at this ofiice * Canirormta..By “steamship North Star, We day, June 20. sachs Me ‘The Overland Mail for California, every Monday aud Thursday at 8 Later designed for it should be marked vig Rt. mais. S.Laxe Crr¥-The Overland Mall from St, Josepls (M6) to Lake Chy, leaves St Joseph evel areday,atB A.M. be Sonpay Mans..€ Stock Exchange. 80. acim. eump “North Star, Wednes, 100 vhs Mie Bvnore...... By’ ‘seamabi epg une 20... A.M. Pasa Ieraxpe..On the day after the alter nate Cunard packet at this once co oth, the steamer Karnak will be with mails for the Babama Islands to be Havana......ity meataahip Quaker City, Monday, i000 er rere deme tre feo REE 3000 TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE. 5000 Bousay......The Overian! Muti (o Bombay closes in 5000 E RR as follows:—Via Marseilles on tive 8d and BBE Am 8435 a month, Vi: Southampton on the a gd... 18% CaLeurta....3d) I 1th, Marseilles, 1mb, 6800 Chi&NW Ist mig. 55 ‘mn, Semen! 4 5000 De L &W 2d mty.10134 ati Alana 50 sha Del&HC Co.260 96 ys 0... *, sexe TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. " Saree are rarer beat eed 100 vd0 90 100 i} ademas aoa 2 a Dh Ces oe ‘ip. as A NEW OPENING SALE. aan im oo & Cia RR. 935; AND CLEARING OUT THE A ae a ox STOCK REMAINING ON HAND, ti 43] AT A BACRIFICE, 960 605) SPECIAL BARGAINS. $i LACES, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, D4 TRIMMINGS, FANS, BUTTONS, if Pot 2 ILLUSION GOODS, SMALL WARES, &c., ot BRAIDS, CORDS, TASSELS, = GLOVES AND MITTS, 68 CHEAPEST EVE! 3 oh ome R HEARD OF ON SIXTH AVENUE. ory Look through and examine, sect 200 do... -88 ST ARMSTRONG & BUTTEMLY, a wd ep a Gaccaiiees 6 DLAW RR exdiv 94 i CTOUN ELLIOTT & CO., : 440 Sixth avenue, £15000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 82%, 50shm os WISH- in 6's, "90.. 7% S0shs MSANI gstk.s3 261¢ MUSEMENT FOR STRANGERS.—S’ 00 N Carolin G's 905% 100 do... +160 38%, Ante igsce the Japaneny can ive cea at $6 Brenda 7000 Missouri 6 845% and evening. The only good ew oa hrondway. Le BIW 600 Ill Cen RR bds 9144 millinery. Bargains. Splendid Bounets. 3 po ll 7000 ChickNWlstm 55 A Gene GRAY been te pod wd COLT, 16 HANDS. E high, flowing tail; warranted mane ai And gentle to a fault; fast‘ i 44, ‘or would. make ‘a splendid nadie borae,* Apply at Mae cS 60°, | Feot’s stable, First avenue, between Filth aud Sixth stresta. Ory FEW FIRST @LASS CANVASSERS THE = De A, will hear of « business by which sy een tease hos do. 29; to per mouth, by calling at 226 V; ah a = ba ee, 68's -_—_—ooOoOO . 5 119 do. - 8 L0G LEVY, SEVENTH 100 MichSo&Nind RR 13%, 100 de 30 675 ote be. aiid akon love, Me | le: ie, 7, aelbie © i lemen 30 cents, She cas LOMISOAN Tguar Stic BT OO donne way | ‘anges and given fucks tsmbere ROADWAY STORE TO LET—A ———EE New York City ae + Aston etd Juan ‘& fow : en B; for strat a roadway for strangers; The whole or part will be le, to ORNER STORE FOR SALE.—FIVE C and Fixtures of a wholesale and retail Wine and’ ut lene vision, Siore, established twelve years. There is trade eounecied with it, Apply to Mr. PAYTON. street, or to P. FAGAN, 72 avenue (, coruer of Pith street. Fo SALE—TWO CYLINDER BOTLERS, THIRTY FEET Jong, with front grate bars, wall binder plete; iso, one ‘tung Cifcular Raw Bech, one Grows Got Cuiealee Saw Bench, one Power Morticing Machine, ome Fi Machine for carpenters. Apply at 34 aiid 348 West Pwrenty fourth street. Ms ost 4 tg * 12;418,197 3,280,906 1,975 6.495.656 Commonwealth. 1/049,035 © 1721¢2 3987 0a oat ” many inn Pith cneone saahes een eee”, Continental... 3.336. 47.025 201,174 1,921,907 | stoppedin Kleventh street, will widtem a line L a Corn Exchange.. 1,689,143 208.276 1191567 7081569 voalce, he will find sad aii fated e an eee Dry 7] 68,153 see 4 square Post office, be will find and td friend. ve 85,200 278.835 P fk pd nd GOODS,—JUST RECEIVED, A BEAUTIFUL 913 nd elegant, edi gi2-s1 1 ciegant assortment of Workboxes, Stra Coins, Swords, Jewel Ci Ee} Zan . & Traders’. 2,745,663 364,627 eeesveeese 890,677 189,583 Teather Manf's. 2,035,368 905,049 832,131 1,006 434 712,445 = 101 834 973,577 & a mae or in for a Restaurant or any business: Ur pOReR, & Jocation and ts yas gry eerie BINNS, MILI La Travelling Bounets, Bridal Bonnets ravelling Crape Rapanent Bloomers “Chiltres haif price. I BINNS, millinery, 381 Broadway, MERICATED VAPOR, SULPHUR AND IODINE. A knowledge practically of administering these baths 36 years enables the Uibscriber io-guaruntee atia(wction (tall canes. care ittention: to B. - ROLLS inuuitable bath estabilahengnt 36 Bidecker sires. NERY.—ORFAT BARGAINS—BON- kind; Straw Bonnets, Japanese Rue vets, Diese Bowers sales. T. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONKER—OFFICE NO. 9 CHAM- +, bers street, will sell this day, at Loss 0 Stock snd Fixtures of the wholesale and retat roto Tenth avenue, one door from the corner of Seventeenth street, consisting of an excellent black walnut top Sonn Wiese, Olen Pumps, Stand Casks, Boles, Dein and Brandi — LET—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A HANDSOMELY gr PE BELO with bedroom at- ached, toa party of single gentlemen, with or without bowrd, Or to a'gentlemen and wife: alsa 4 (rout Room on third floor: ‘Terms moderate; house contains the modern improvements, 242 Rust Broadway. 609,361 128,094 5,346,701 1,252 328 3,201,297 300,915 8480.482 «716.147 Republic Seventh Ward. 233,320 "713,448 254,990 2,107,843. 80 223 Apply at ‘ 702'604 ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM, + ‘without board, fi I family. C. “4 200,008 1,421,970 | |" ut powrd, for a sinall family. Address C. 1. He 316,782 785,095 214,143 1,847,885 : 2,749 /008 944,007 Total....... $125 399,997 24,110,553 8,828,786 51,088,654 ABINGDON #QUAR’ 4 reyh~ ARE, WEST SIDE, SECOND OS ee Por] furnished, Righth avenue ears aud two lines of stages peas, GREENE. STRERT.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET House has a CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpar, June 186 P. Asvvs.—The market was comparatively quiet, at $5 31. 4c for pote, and at 85 75 for pearls. Bxeapsrcrrs.—Flour—The foreign news had a fayorabio influence on the market, which exhibited a firmer toue and more activity. The sales embraced about 14,000 « 15,000 bbis., closing within the following range of 2 to gentlemen only; two neat Parlors on fine airy Rooms on second and third doors. yard, gus, &c., and ia very quiet, PERSONAL. : AXY INFORMATION RPESPROTING 41 abouts of Wilham Catt , late from fo be in Kew ‘ork or lyn—will be ind vertiner, Lester Bourner, Other papers piease copy. sien aneeyoordhate THE WHERE. % KORGE WILL BE IN TOWN © ’ ‘ vs % Gr m N TURSDAY AP 3. Cicer ext fly ad seyidest ees: 9 2 I YL, REET YOU AT No. 2 TODAY (TUESDAD, AP meal, Jersey and Brandywine... aM Norra. RORERT STANFORD, LATE OF CA. bbis., nai street, New York, dry ie 37 53 bo communicate immodiasoly |w a =P, ro en a Ee on | Be. ‘of the jwotations wp, May 15, 1860. jCK TO THE CRED! Nem iret the craters ra em onor ‘Une a a Paltem street, N. ‘York ett; Bia New Yorn, May 71, 1960. b > AB GILLOOLY, Lr Dearly oppeate Theatre Rotel and tame scala fat arms a Srbrecricueas eee mses Wrate Unen trent New Yee N.—IT 18 IMPO! W'ser: is DETANT THAT I SA : SS THE MILITARY. enn NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM, NEARLY NEW, a ey Walton bot Fes caeeeee ‘ : (PME VETERANS OF THE WAR OF x Wit Wave ro firmcr, aud expecially to Liver Se Cote Some town, for the beneiit of their aged. tairen tind m = ‘amt their Excursion on Wednesday, the emer range from we par ghey eg eA 5,000 bis. 1,000 bbis. rosin at Is. Gd. a 1a. 10%gd; 990 ing. Tlekets to be had of members Waa cane do, | ittiee, No. 4 City Hall place, of Col. H. Ry 4 oe j,2:000 boxes cheese do. | landings. Kee circulars nnd billa 7 F°% BRIDGEPORT—FPARE renee ee, Express Ro. We CORLTRA, Pah ATEN ISLAND FERRY. | every hour, rom 6AM. 107 P.M, from foot of 9A. M14 .M. boats from New York com- boats leave every half bour, FINE ARTS.